What are the expositionrisingaction ConflictFallingaction and denoument plot in the hands black stories by Luis Bernardo honwana?

In "The Hands," a short story by Luis Bernardo Honwana, the exposition introduces the protagonist, a young boy who is fascinated by the hands of a laborer. The rising action unfolds as the boy's curiOSity deepens, leading him to explore the themes of work and identity. The conflict arises from the boy's struggle to understand the significance of the laborer's hands in relation to his own life and societal roles. The falling action and denouement reveal the boy's realization of the value and dignity of labor, culminating in a deeper understanding of his own identity and the interconnectedness of their experiences.